Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 18, 1886, Page 8

{ { - A SPECIAL The Great OMAHA AND WESTERN LEAGUE Notes of tho tion The ma cintion their s for the fall v at the 19 A In the beaten For the second race A purse of Jol sndyvmion the rmminr T state and confident], finest ever held in the less will be t of the i oM Buscball A lively inter meeting 0 \'Im K the formation phice a bn KON gun ral mm)m w.,\ ns that will bein v‘ el mission bracing St 2 Lancoln, ||.~| NS, (hn'h Cheycnne Biuls, would doubLluss prove o vory sue cesstul venture, 4 th would at all of the fi.n IN /1 the leading | nounced their liberally to t ization is pr: of the gume who year's sport ~hu:A~l attend to-night. Thave (Jm:x[l\ a 1In~ year, (8 Y diton s nearanee in Jun 1 T mi MeCoy in gloy Tor won rounds ul th f abled Batte, he aldson. Nuity i he whipped John Muipi in February 3 with John P, Clow knocked out Con Orem round, He stopped | Tounds on Ju S he whipped Mi weight puy ¥A('ll:ll‘4|~uh is beiy Forbe arra ing. of the Omaha Fair sday's Races, offered for entrics Harry Will Clus anged for Arab, Charles il J. Land Endymoin entered forone day's programme. have reduee oents i th on fee to fifty Lon all of the it to be one of the ent should be AR AND THE Will Organize tis being take this evenng, telosed has Um i should s proposed to or- A stock company With a ci pit Al at of %5000 and m-munw players for nest colnnnd ganized and i be tak The Denvers | n and um(h aki W cancel their or games in Omalia, Mclonald-Mel The preliminaries ranged for Duncan McDonald mack. which will take place at Cunning. ham hall on Satur Men are now i ac event. who b at the ¢ and James McCor ted Al Mary i xt et and vanguished Jack Rowle at A 2k Ko roun and twenty-tive + of thirty-one Mebonald bre A nanaged to e WO rounds nk Sith i fouy wzgerald, who 1l l'ln rt Slade, ist 28, in Salt E MINNESOTA MIDDLE WEIGHT. Matt Michardson, the champion lnl\hlm list, arrived in the city day and 1 looking around for Heé wants to meet or lown, wei uny man in Nobr ged for him at an ea I».ll l(mlm\ wlm has two mor and wi SENATOR GUIMA) The Manager of Cleveland’s Came- palgn Visits Om The special car ** timore & Ohiv, came on the Union Paci Its occupants were Sens wite, daughters Ada, Hoddie a sud A, P The party it one Paxton botel where th tho day find last eveni hasa half interest m Marylund's repre sentation in the U nmd Sta 'fi,‘ middle ag \ ut the ayerugo he ;m of por 'lth A full adorued by Wwhiskers in from the west r., of Maryland remained during The man who elose cropped o was tirst broug! m um,' P his conncction with th ball ieague and AU f 1t of canmpai const. | it nding a month on a ple throvgh the west and is ¥ ne from California ‘ an enjoyer of his don ) ves and surrounded and protected by his family, he s streets, was sterday. The of service ¢ the Lord.,” Lternal On s Tiose we wopl Snilth, ST Lord hath brought again Zion.” O Finaneial report of building comi i oimend and oltering, 10 Hywm 0 et, Lord, to dieta edanddriven.” el The Bell Dame at The! ference between two pice tween that of “Artist Lifc Ringer of Notre Dam Lust played by the conld seareely be a greater dif- < than fies be- and the “Bell the two picces German company at Boyd mer was tull of fun, the latter weid ith sombre story, which terminates in ,.hm tragedy. And yet, the ta 1 the risibles of the audicnes pealet to throtghout the y tolding was followed by the audience with breathless | attentio d, at times, the excellent neting s d enthusiastic apolanse A little chiid is s by the gypsies, Twelve years Jater it has grown to woman hood, and attived after the manner ot the gypsies. and as FEsmeralin Mrs. Baueris attracts the attention of many adinirers and arouses an unholy love in the breast of u hypocritical ry ms mdividual. A noblen: Puls, gains her ent of its by the rol igiou z and about to be punisbed when the cepted lover and restrains 1 Mr. Seltz, the in appc tender as that sei her inanimate form e \|||l'lln\u \\)h)- h who elamor for the hunted w scene 1s one of mtense interes well worked deservedly l Hor iins follows her, dr her away by a seeret entr: inld 1 to commit her to prison, | when by onng woman dis: | from had beed n eoarated for many years, She is sou d found by the yotng nobleman, and at the moment ol discovery, the bell the rel s The s, bt not b ; |mni:|r«|u! Ly Mrs. Puls . Puls mu ulv 4 tha b it it ¢ with us mueh cess us if it made greater de- Mr. Denicke of the offic 1 reis but played care aund si onsistent represen : un wlayed the minor parts 7 hin in usual excellent manne wore welldritled. Mr. K¢ religious gentleman with un played his part with a coolress, tion and intensity that made 1t unpleasant to contemplate, 1 rnmuul setting of the stag auxili its business displayc of the exp: Banrcis ienced W OUTHITSE FOR PAPERS, The Owaha Type Foundry and Sup- Py for e ublisher Union at s to outlit be type, rul stioks and olos, and’ in faet everything in the printecs and pub supplies. Bett 4 v libe prices ean b u by sendi | buying near home. Second | in the priating line bought ) often have great baveains i lar, Se our mouthly trac lists of to time procluims un new and second hand mate W ESTERN NEWSPALLR UNT0N 12th Strect, bet. Howard and J Oniztin, Nebraska, The Marshat Heard From, Marshal Cammings and Ofiicer Turn bull left on Friday evening for a few days hunt iu the northern part of the stute Thoy went apparently well pre paved for the wrip but, as is usual with 1 partics, forgot some of the most iy equipments for an ¢ the following telegram reccived at the police headquarters yesterday afternoon will show: MiLLs Stavion, Sunday, Oct, 17, '86.— d my overcont (pockdts filled) by next ain, Send the jug that Turnbuil left be- 1 the new safe. Put i 500 more shells and don't forget the jug, Send my clay pipo and some tobacco and the jug. Get bid” for our from both sides 1 the gun club shoot and remewmber the jug, joyable In the treatment n[ 1\(\ sm, gont, Into the World. wing births we reported to Oity Physician Lels nving for the week | ending Naturday and E Lebingston, Davenport and A 501 ing Lrote, I avenworth | l‘ ity-second ‘ourth and Ttz 634 South Seventeeuth Mollie Ha e Ut 1S Douglas iza Daines, Ninth aud ble to Swal ! (the or s h. ul ache THE O\[AII\ DATL 3 PRAYER AND REFORMATION, Holy Family Church. The mission at the Church of the Holy | up™ Family, on the corner of lzard and which was chanted by Rev R. A. Shaffel, 8. J. Tl opening sermon lelivered by Rev. F. Br cman who is te condy o'clock m sgest for L the exer cises, He spoke upon the nature of the mission, the objeet for which it was being given, the necessity ot attending it and the spiritual favors which would cer; y be enjoyed by those who comphed the requircments of the mission, church was filled with people, f whom b red to the parish, ' many came from parishes in other parts of the city LEather Brousgest is a stranger to Oni L it s believed, his first He is a_gentleman ot mide e and of portly and command- ing pres His face is full and glows with health, while his ures | n wita hitdiess aod. intellfigein His voice is soft, and while lacki the resonance of tiose of Fathers D; and Lambert, tis is simple and practical aud his words flow in almost uninterrupted stream, They are strong and expres and \nm-vmm drop into the position which is best cal- culated to render them effective. In his efiort yest he restrained a desive, at least the ibility, to rise above the vy discourse, the idea governing him seeining to be to atiract, mmpress and convinee, rather than enter- tain at the expense of both. His sped is mtensified with ment of This, while playing tl secnred by early lmin on not possesse W by pulpit o is also deseratum which frequently when indulged by untrained ather” Brongeest will preach every night this wes L\ bjeet heing se: lected for . fe will bo found most \-nmxunnw in all his dis- courses, P oy ERAKD PACIFIC HOTEL, The Gas Well. The stock yards com sinking some more wel s |||\l|u(|| Omaha near the point where indications of nataral gas were found when of sinking a well is heve for the purpo: for a syndieateof genilomen in the hope of striking natural zas, is watching the work on the stoek yards well and may be gaided in his future experiments by -~ the | Tesults of this work. The Boseth Baby, The ease brought by Mrs. Boseth to get m of her child from her mother, aimpson, will e continued hefore Judge MeCulloch this morning. Mrs. Saumpson was mary on Frid to Al Iixon, a hack driver with whom I heen living for some ti thus oft the noof v L who t ve her sted on the ¢ 856 POSst Mrs. & o h adi Haltord Sauce—invaluable to all good cooks. Building Permita, rintendent Whitlock has ssued building permits as follo 1. Hansen, two 1 story frame cot- tages, ‘Tenth and Do R \uxllv\\ I I 1,600 suler tuo stor 5,000 Mrs, AnnaJ, tis, 2 story frame residence, Pierce, ne: ‘Twentytifth Five permits agsregating. s your food more nutri Kiner 6:00 1 Alfred and 2 years and 4 i ., Amanda Kireliatold, aged ! months. Funeral will take place to- from the family residence, ‘Fhirty-first and Cumings streets, Friends invited, \I!I LS—In this city, October 16, Galwietta, daughter of James and Allice Mills, aged Funeral will take place at 10'clock this | Cs afternoon from the residence, No. 1711 South ‘Lwellth street. Friends are invited. An exchange says: Th puns made on Dr. Bull's € free of ¢ than are Hwners tice of the press, ugh Syrup, for by their The police were look out for the pe Y burglarized the ste X at Shelby, Ia |\ burglars secure worth of notes county offers capture of the burglars. Strengthen yourself physically by using Red Star Cough Cure. No opiate cents, Tonight the great comedy entitlod, “Ireland As It £5, will be presented by the American Theatre o i one of the strongest 1 written Hl||m|v\4 ing Ir 51 cle, Ponulur Matines Saturdny Remarkable eures by St. Jacobs Oil de- light saflerers, and convinee the incredu- lous, Less than 13 per © for 1885 remains unjp his is un usually good showi The sale of r estate for delinguent m\u will be com- menced on November Personal Pavagraphs. W. Webb, of Demson, Ia., isin the the city taxes J. Traynor, of Scoti, is in the cit H. H. Kilpatrick, of Beatrice, is in the city, Stokes, of Nelson, is at the Mil- s Davis, of Blair, Sundayed in of Columbus, is atthe Me an, ot Peoria, Sundayed in rest, of Des Moines, ndayed 8. (i. E. Hunt, pr Mills at Holdredg tor of the pire is at the Metropoli- G, I Anderson, a deputy United Dr. Ham:lton Warr cian sud Surgeon, Room 6, Crounse block corner 18th and Capitol avenue Dayaud night calls promptly atlented to l BEE: MO DAY The collections at ll\o #ternal revenue Both Encouraged at the Mission in | office Saturday were $14,800. Officer Turkelson, driverof the ** wagon, is on the dick list again. The board of ]vurin(' Eighteenth streels, ne announced in these | regular columns, commenced yesterday. The ‘ trar st exercises ere held d e p 10 | BNCC first exercises wero hold during the 101 i o) powater was atrosted by OM terdag, for breaking up a thut was lying on the Abenlutplv Pure. Thispowder never varios., ty, strength and wholesomenesa, omical thin tho ordinary kinds and cannt bo #old Incompetiiion with {he mu tost, short weight plum or pho Bold only in cans, £68Wallst., New York Amarre of pur. Rov o Bawi NG POWDER G0 No, 12 BROADIAY, New York City. well was Provisions, Bought ad sold forinvestment oy on PHILADEPHIA. WASHING TON New York Stoek Exchange. 0,000 | Members New York Cotton Ex 1,500 | Members Chicago Board of Tra a,000 | Members New York Produce Exchange Members OMAHA on 1% o e | ENTORPRISEIRON WORKS MANUFACTUKERS OF woonn. | Hardware Specialties, AND LIGHT G—rey Iron Castmgs, e o | 1, BOWYER, 'Pi;apaifimfl rves the no- ES!‘MI.I IFD US'DINALL ; ARRIA& M of Shelby | catalons rews m| of §100 for the [ allihe bes 0SCAR HANSEN, Pavsio ¥ hantee: EXPERT AGGMN?AHT INQGIRADPEEEER, wmmed and balan w, of Re Yloud, is 4 Hard Coal Bu own, of Red Cloud, is at the | flu L pocket cutl FRAHK D. MEAD, ven, Eclectic Physi- | FINE CABINET WORK A SPECIALTY OCTORKR 18, qun, [T I5 NATURAL Toexpect when an Jfurnishing a select stock of cheice prices, that they must secure the hiyluwf possible success, is the NI!BRASKA C enterprising firm bends all its energies toward Clothing for Men and Boys, at lower Such a firm LOTHING CO,of Omaha. Some of the people who call wponthem daily may tmaginebecausethey are selling at such low figwresithat the goods are infervior quality. Such is not the case, as they are actually selling the same quality, in preferable styles, from $3 to $10 less on each suit than is asked by other dealers, If yow do not wish to buy just now, call, look around and see the enor. mous assortment of clothing and other ficings for Men, Boys «nil Children, Their cowrteous salesmen will politely show yow throwugh and also convince you that all goods are sold at strictly one priceby oo THE NEBRASKA CLOTHING GOMPANY Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. FALL » RAGES [\ 'f'—"..'..f; '.'.DRI Vi ING‘r PARED. SPECIAL STAKE RACE. TOTAL PURSE, §$8,000. HARRY WILKES, CHAS, HILTON . ARAR, Record 2:14%, 2:17%. 5 2:16%. 8500 ADDITIONAL IF 2:17 IS BEATEN. 2:18 CLASS. THREE ENTRIES. PURSE, $8oo0. EVA, T Record 2:20. 2:1'7%. ENDYMION, 8 & 220, ADMISSION TO ENTIRE GROUNDS, 560 CENTS. 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NEB. o treated at thelr & aud Tast Y PACK- o fudicate oom MEDAL, mus. 1878, AKER Break st chua Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which tho excas of Ol bas boen removed. 1t has (hres times the strength of Cocos mized with Btarch, Arrowroot br Sugar, \ and is therefore far more economi cal, costing less than one cent @ cup. It 18 deliclous, mouriahing, and admirably & s a8 well as for 1 0ld by Gro verywhere. V. BM{ER & C0,, Dorchester, Mass. #tuns Every Half Hour. Railroads. 'C.S. RAYMOND, RELIABLE JEWELER, Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Silverware “The largest stock. Prices the lowess. Repairing a specinity. All work warrant- ed. Corner Dougluas and 1ith streets, Omaha, IDEAL BROILING. Droiling can be done in the oven of tle Charier Onk Rango or Stove with the Wire Gauze Oven, Door, more perfectly thauover *he live coals, lie steak, ehops, ham or fish on a iler or nieat vack, placing it in an ordinary bake pan to catch the drippings. Allow it to rémain in the oven with the sed 16 or 20 minutes, No turning isrequired, At thie end of this time it wil bo found nicely cooked ready to serve, TT18 15 THE IDEAL WAY TO BIOIL MEATS, There i3 no taint of conl-gas or sniol and the meats are more tender and better in flavor than those broiled over the coals. Tho convenience or broiling in the will be appreciated by every house-keeper, and ¢ 1other to the many rensons why the Charter Ouk R or Btove with the Wire Gauze Oven Door should be preferred Seno nnmu:mv:u GircuLaRs Avo Prive Lists, 10 ull othors now i the market. CHARTER OAK BTOVES And BANQEB are SDLD IN NEBRACKA as follows: MILTON | Rl)(,l\(\,lk\u\\ - | TANNELL & SWEENEY KEN lmluv 1y || TSON 3 0N, € Nibkaska Criv Oscrc ¥ ELSON. SuPEKIOR, VEnvon, THE C.E. MAYNE REAL ESTATE and TRUST CO. S, W, COR. 15th AND FPARNAM, OMAKIA, Property of every deseription for sale in all parts of the city. Lands for sale in every county in Nepraska, A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS Of Tities of Douglas county kept. Maps of the eity & r county, or any other information desited, furnished cee of charge upon appiication, e erm—— DR. IMPEY, N.W. Cor. 14th and Douglas |Pm(~li--¢ limitel to Diseases of the I s EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, r poif audlings. Manutua i Glaggeafitted for all forng of defestive I ok it o ton Vision, Artiticial Lyes luserteds WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE COD LIVER COIL AND LIME Many ha ymony {n favor 3 | | | ——— e —— ———